Hey Tinman, new sub. Been a part of the BBR clan since his early years on here, Don't comment much . The man has never steered me wrong on any topic we cover on his channel. Born n raised in northern MB, I love your piece of paradise you have there . I'm a Child of the 60s {think I got a year on BBR, Ha}, in US now just south of Bucken in sasquatch country! Looking forward to more of your outstanding content . 590 owner, about to grab a Jonesred 2071 or a 620pw mainly for firewood harvesting .{any pointers on buying a used 2071? he said all stock but hes only had it a couple years?} Thanks for your contribution to this community pal, much love n respect to you n yours brother.
@@tinmanssaws Thanks man. Its a 97 asking 3 bills so less than 1/2 of what the 620s go for here. I suppose worse case I send it up to ya for a proper workover eh ;)>
Thankyou Tin Man for sharing your time and experience, i love learning and have picked up alot of new things from you and your channel. I find your demina very calming and relaxing. Your one of the good guys and i wish there were more of you in this world.
Hey tinman love watching your channel brother I have a couple of d saws that I like you to do some work on someday I got a 625 jonsred a 266 and 61 rancher with a 266 top end keep up what you're doing brother love from Newfoundland
Hey Tinman if u got some knifes that need a sharpening send um to me! I've been a butcher almost 20 years. I'll put a wicked edge on darn near anything with a blade. What took me years to figure out is the magic angle to keep it sharpest for the longest. And to have a good steel to hone it back to Razer shard with a few quick swipes. Would be an honor. Same goes for Buckin.
@@thomaslindroos1667 I know , but that 670 was a real screamer . Had some hot saws before but that one really left a lasting impression . New out of the box hotrod 🇨🇦👍
@@cameronhamer9432 or as "the novice lumberjack" says, a jonsered is a husky in a tuxedo but yes I believe they tried their improvements on the jonsereds before they did them on huskies so they are often a little better or a little more comfortable
Hey tinman. Great content as always. Have a question for ya. I found a 298xp local and I didn't know if they ran an inner oiler plate? And if so can you show what they are supposed to look like? Thanks in advance
Look up an IPL for the saw online. From there just take the provided part number and look that up online to see what it looks like in better detail. Cool saw 👍
Hey Tinman, what do you think it means when my saw has brown marks in the transfers like it seems to me that either the muffler is so damn restrictive that it squeezes the detonation into the transfers or that the stock 14 blowdown is just too little? Any help is appreciated
@@tinmanssaws Oh Ya, I burned that wood for years in my lot, alot of it was standing dead. cut it down, split and burn!. really miss that wood!! thanks!!